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Stringed:

Cümbüş Means Fun

A history of a Turkish folk instrument, now more popular in America and Europe. It combined features of the oud and the banjo; unusually, it has interchangeable necks.

http://www.rootsworld.com/turkey/cumbus.html

Frets.com

Includes large collection of articles about maintenance, repair, instrument making, and accessories for stringed instruments.

http://www.frets.com

Graand

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Indian Stringed Instruments

Pictures and descriptions of the stringed instruments of India.

http://chandrakantha.com/string/

Introduction to Saz and other Middle Eastern Long-neck Lutes

A history and description of the long-necked lute family, including the Turkish saz, Greek bouzouki, and Iranian tar.

http://larkinam.com//article.asp?AI=47&

John Thompson on the Guqin Silk String Zither

Introduction to this Chinese instrument, with pictures, song lyrics and information on its place in Chinese culture.

http://www.silkqin.com/

Susso, Seikou

Gambian kora player, now based in Leeds, UK; includes his profile, performances, educational activities, and background on the griot traditions of West Africa.

http://www.seikoususso.freeuk.com/

Traditional Chinese String Instruments

Profile of Chinese traditional string instruments, including plucked strings, bowed strings, and hammered strings.

http://www.philmultic.com/home/instruments/

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